So a little off topic here, but if you were trying to impress a potential head football coach where would you take him for dinner in the burg?
PS: Early dinner or more a 7:30-8 kind of dinner?
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Jayhawktravis wrote: We had players that were recruited to play the spread trying to run Gill's option offense. Then he switched the defense to a 3-4 when our roster did not have the linemen or the backers to do it.Now these are some answers I was wondering about. Option offense? Meh, not a fan but it's effective. Interesting though since I assumed he was a QB guy. 3-4 defense? Again? Crud. Maybe he's got a coordinator who can make it work at this level.
LUconn wrote:It's not like the Air Force triple option or anything. It's pretty much a rehash of Osborne's I-Option nebraska offense that Gill ran as a player.Jayhawktravis wrote: We had players that were recruited to play the spread trying to run Gill's option offense. Then he switched the defense to a 3-4 when our roster did not have the linemen or the backers to do it.Now these are some answers I was wondering about. Option offense? Meh, not a fan but it's effective. Interesting though since I assumed he was a QB guy. 3-4 defense? Again? Crud. Maybe he's got a coordinator who can make it work at this level.
LUconn wrote:I'd say, with our quarterbacks, it's going to be hard to run the option. Not so sure about the 3-4 defense either. That shouldn't have a huge impact on whether we hire Gill or not. But it's going to be something to think about, especially with our future FBS plans.Jayhawktravis wrote: We had players that were recruited to play the spread trying to run Gill's option offense. Then he switched the defense to a 3-4 when our roster did not have the linemen or the backers to do it.Now these are some answers I was wondering about. Option offense? Meh, not a fan but it's effective. Interesting though since I assumed he was a QB guy. 3-4 defense? Again? Crud. Maybe he's got a coordinator who can make it work at this level.
cjsweat wrote:I think we need to get to that point, haha. Like I said, I wouldn't be surprised if Gill's name comes up for Auburn OC and Pitt HC.LUconn wrote:I'd say, with our quarterbacks, it's going to be hard to run the option. Not so sure about the 3-4 defense either. That shouldn't have a huge impact on whether we hire Gill or not. But it's going to be something to think about, especially with our future FBS plans.Jayhawktravis wrote: We had players that were recruited to play the spread trying to run Gill's option offense. Then he switched the defense to a 3-4 when our roster did not have the linemen or the backers to do it.Now these are some answers I was wondering about. Option offense? Meh, not a fan but it's effective. Interesting though since I assumed he was a QB guy. 3-4 defense? Again? Crud. Maybe he's got a coordinator who can make it work at this level.

BJWilliams wrote:If we had Josh or Gabe running the show I think we could make good things happen with the option. One of the first keys to being a good option team is having a QB who is a threat to run or pass. Second you need a good fullback who can sell the fake or take the dive depending on what the defense shows. Third you need running backs who can not only power for the extra yards, but can turn on the jets in the open field (Georgia Tech is a good example of that). I think we have those ingredients in place and if we went with that, we could be an even MORE dangerous teamWhat you're referring to is a triple-option, which is not what Gill runs. From what I saw of Kansas they mainly ran a single back option where the QB is shotgun pretty much always. Which is FAR from the Paul Johnson-esq Georgia Tech, Navy, Wofford style of option.


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LUconn wrote:I'm fairly certain taking spy photos of people while they're praying is a sin.
We're really pulling out all the stops taking him to Olive Garden.
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LUconn wrote:I'm fairly certain taking spy photos of people while they're praying is a sin.Probably wanted to keep it fairly low key.
We're really pulling out all the stops taking him to Olive Garden.

BJWilliams wrote:Nothing says low key like Olive Garden.LUconn wrote:I'm fairly certain taking spy photos of people while they're praying is a sin.Probably wanted to keep it fairly low key.
We're really pulling out all the stops taking him to Olive Garden.
